The 50 Most Influential Delawareans of the Past 50 Years

Some changed the way we live. Some changed the way we see our state. Some simply reminded us of what values are and why they’re important. Here are 50 people who made Delaware a better place.

March 14, 2012 |By Delaware Today

Index

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Joseph R. Biden Jr.

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Michael Christopher Hemphill

Bill Frank

Roxana Cannon Arsht

Ruth Ann Minner

James H. Gilliam Sr.

Charles M. Cawley

Harold “Tubby” Raymond

The Wyeths

Pierre S. “Pete” du Pont IV

Frank Gordy Sr.

Irv Shapiro

Murray M. Schwartz

Celia Cohen

The Three Little Bakers

Bill Stevenson

Alexander F. Giacco Sr.

William B. DeLauder

William A. Carter

William V. Roth

Brother Ronald Giannone

Libby and Ted Fisher, Victor Pisapia

Michael N. Castle

Louis L. Redding

Dave Tiberi

Carol Everhart

Herman M. Holloway Sr.

Wilbert L. “Bill” Gore

George Thorogood

Audrey K. Doberstein and Jack P. Varsalona

Stuart B. Young

Marvin N. “Skip” Schoenhals

Allen Barnett

Deborah Hudson

David P. Roselle

Charles C. Parks

Harry Levin

Xavier Teixido and Davis Sezna

John W. Rollins Sr.

Matt Minker

Gerret and Tatiana Copeland

Cleveland Morris

Ron Luddington

Ed Loper Sr.

Howard Schroeder and Jack Lewis

Russell W. Peterson

Thomas H. Draper

Al Cartwright

Thomas R. Carper